Anambra Election: Ortom Congratulate Soludo

November 10, 2021

 

GOVERNOR of Benue State, Samuel Ortom has sent a congratulatory message to Charles Soludo, the governor-elect of Anambra State. 

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Ortom congratulated Soludo on his victory at the just concluded Anambra governorship election

The Benue Governor in a statement released through his media aide, Nathaniel Ikyur, described the victory of Soludo as a true reflection of the wishes of the people of the state.

Ortom commended the people for coming out to vote, he praised the security operatives in the state for maintaining law and order all through the election days and after the result was declared, while also noting that INEC did a good job .

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